Adding a call to action
Build a promotional box with a heading, supporting text, a picture and up to two buttons, then pick one of four layouts for it.
The Call to Action element is a promotional box with a heading, a line of text and a button. Use it to push customers towards one action, such as shopping a sale or signing up. You can add a picture and a second button.
Considerations
- The picture, the eyebrow label, the subheading and the second button are off until you turn them on.
- The heading level is yours to pick, from H1 to H6.
Add the element
- Open the page in the page builder.
- In the toolbox on the far left, click Elements.
- Find Call to Action in the Basic group, or search for it.
- Drag it onto the canvas and drop it where you want it. The settings panel opens on Editing Call to Action.
Write the message and set the buttons
- With the element selected, open the Content tab.
- Under Layout, pick a Layout Preset. If you pick Image beside text, choose the Image Side.
- Under Image, paste an address into Image Source or click Browse. Fill in Alt Text.
- Under Heading, type the Text and pick the Tag.
- Under Body Text, type the supporting line.
- Under Primary Button, type the Label and the Link. Turn on Open in New Tab if the link leaves your shop.
- For a second button, turn on Show Secondary Button and fill in its Label and Link.
Content settings
- Layout Preset: Image above text, Image beside text, Image as background or No image (text only).
- Eyebrow Label: a short line above the heading. Set Variant to Ribbon (pill chip) or Plain label.
- Image: the picture, with Alt Text, Object Fit and Aspect Ratio.
- Subheading: a second line of text. Turn it on with Show Subheading.
- Heading: the main line, with its level in Tag.
- Body Text: the supporting line.
- Primary Button and Secondary Button: each has a Label, a Link and Open in New Tab.
Design settings
Open the Design tab to change the look. The groups are Layout & Alignment, Box Background, Box Style, Typography, Button Style, Hover Effect, Border and Spacing.
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